Mr.Tang
Active Member
Pedestrianizing Temperance would be such a win. It is pretty impassable by cars as it is anyway now. These 3 machines for office workers would really benefit from having something a bit extra at the base.
It's a by-product of logos and wordmarks needing to be seen in small sizes on web browsers, smart phones, etc. Everything is now designed to scale down and still be recognisable. Serif fonts become less readable at small scale than sans-serif ones.Shame how boring the Scotiabank wordmark is. Especially next to an equally boring Deloitte logo. Just relatively generic sans serif wordmarks passing for logos now (these staid corporates aren't the only offenders; luxury retail brands have gone the same direction).
Have they used the "S" logo on this building anywhere?Shame how boring the Scotiabank wordmark is. Especially next to an equally boring Deloitte logo. Just relatively generic sans serif wordmarks passing for logos now (these staid corporates aren't the only offenders; luxury retail brands have gone the same direction).
Egads the street lighting they selected is awful. I'm open to not using the Victorian style fixtures found at the east end of Temperance, given the much more modern architecture here; though an argument for consistency could still be made.
But if you're going modern, that doesn't have to mean utilitarian, ugly, colourless and without merit, which is what we have here.
The scale of the poles is incorrect; that, at least should have been taken from the Victorians (height). The colour should be Jet Black; and those awful bases have no business being used for anything, anywhere, anytime,
True, but those poles have been there since BA1 was built.Egads the street lighting they selected is awful. I'm open to not using the Victorian style fixtures found at the east end of Temperance, given the much more modern architecture here; though an argument for consistency could still be made.
But if you're going modern, that doesn't have to mean utilitarian, ugly, colourless and without merit, which is what we have here.
The scale of the poles is incorrect; that, at least should have been taken from the Victorians (height). The colour should be Jet Black; and those awful bases have no business being used for anything, anywhere, anytime, ever.
True, but those poles have been there since BA1 was built.
could not have said it better myself. this grouping of soulless glass boxes are individually bad but when crammed together this way with no contextual relationship to each other it reaches crimes against humanity level. how anyone could be excited by this development is beyond belief.Anti-human is the impression I get -expensive in-fill giving nothing back. Is this supposed to be modernist ? There is sadly less here than the classic " there's no there, there", and bleakly so.
It’s a terrible plaza. When you visit you are anywhere and nowhere, all at the same time.could not have said it better myself. this grouping of soulless glass boxes are individually bad but when crammed together this way with no contextual relationship to each other it reaches crimes against humanity level. how anyone could be excited by this development is beyond belief.